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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-02
Dinner Parties at the Hotel.

II is becoming a part Of the social pro-
gramme 10 give ones entertainments, I'M
less IL is n small dinner party or luncheon,
at some restaurant or hotel. The excuse
is that Society" turns the house inside
out, upside down, and IL is such a bother
the hostess gladly ayails herself Of the
handsome rooms In q fashionable hotel,
rather than TO be put TO so much trouble.
People who live in big establishments, de-
signed with special reference to the friv-
olities OF social life, rather scorn the sub
terfuge practiced by owners Of 'bijou'
houses but the fad takes, nevertheless.
Every one cannot include a ballroom in
the ground plan Of his or her town resi-
ence.-Chicago Herald,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-02
oElupep.

0appy Is he who hears, with brow elate,
Above the tumult OF tn unheeding throug,
The plaudits Of the Future, clear and strong,
Down the long centuries reverberate.
though unremembered be his common fate;
Content TO leave q heritage OF song
To after ages who can do no wrong;
Content, though never gained, Fame's crown to
wait.
Dupe Of his dreams, what matter II not his,
Dim In the crimson gold and purple gloom
OF some cathedral vast, that honored tomb
who's stones the pilgrim nations kneeling kiss
SAUNDERS he not less sound though overheard
On a forgotten mound the grasses spread.
-Cornhill Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-02
A Remarkable Cure.

A Remarkable Cure.
Ayers %Sarsaparilla has cured me Of as
bad a case Of Abscess OF the Liver ~ any
human being could be afflicted with and
live. | WAS confined to the house for "
years, and, for the last three months OF
that time, was unable TO leave my bed.
-Four physicians treated me without xiv,
ing relief, and, in fact, nothing helped me.
until | tried Ayers Sarsaparilla. After
using a quarter OF a bottle Of this medi-
cine | began TO feel better, and every
additional dose seemed TO bring new
health and strength. used three bottles,
and am now able TO attend TO my business.
| walk to town --one mile distant and
return, without difficulty. Ayers Sarsa-
parilla has accomplished all this for me.
w. S. Miner, Carson City, Mich.
Ayers ~Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by DR.. J.. c. AyerSCo., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price 81. six bottles. q.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-02

We the undersigned BANGS aud Bankers will pay
all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lotteries
which may De presented at our counters.
). II OGLEsBY. Pres. Louisiana Nat. Bank.
PIERRE LANAUN, Pres, State Nat, Bank.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans Nat. Bank.
CARL kOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-02
Counting by Telegraph.

A young man in Boston proposed TO o
young lady in New York by telegraph,
adding; Answer yes or no lI,py ex-
pense.n She sent him GOO Wort ~ ex.
PLANTATION without coming TO any ~eonclu-
sion. Very few girls will want 10 be
courted by telegraph. It's too awfully
sudden Detroit Free Fress.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-02

How He Manages to Resist h supposed
Maiariai Influences of the Capital City.
Methodical, P~ainstaking and Thor
ourh Man.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-02
Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAsK,
New Orleans. La.

bcMENpE That the presence Of Gen.
{ MI E erals Beaurevard and
Early, Who are also In charge Of the drawings, IL .
guarsntee Of absolute fairness and integrity, that
the chances are all equal and that no one can pos.
sibly divine what numbers will draw q prse, All
parties therefore advertising 10 guarantees Prizes
In this Lottery. or holding out any other induce
ment that II impossible, are swindleu, and only
aim 70 deceive aud defraud the unwsry
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-02

Our country is bigger than China. We
have 3,002, 600 square miles. and China
has only 1000, 900.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-02
2, l79 Prizes. amounting TO s5
s5s5.0O

Application for rates 10 clubs should be made
only TO the once Of the Company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly. giving
full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
order, or New York Exchange In ordinary letter.
Currency BY Express lat our eIpense) addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La,
or NJ "A. DAUPBIN,
Washington, ID. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10
Ghe qtsteuiqetIter,
wuEE1.ISo. W. VA, MAY 10. 1887.
Tho Tory Desperation.


In all tho Tory effort to stem tho rising
tide nothing has been more dlsreputstle
than tho trickery Of the London Times
That great newspaper has stopped ut moth.
ing that seemed to promise n present cd.
vantage. Ito campaign efforts havo not
been confined to ordinary misrepresenta.
ton, but have covered about the whole
field OF political rascality. Every ordinary
police case has been exaggerated into q
crime for which the Psrnellites are respon.
Bble. Every word and every act has been
lnisinterpreted with malicious purpose.
But tho most iniquituous thing Is the
stand tho Times has taken on the Psrnell
letter. parnell has denounced that letter
rs forgery, which tho world believes
to be. Blu. the Times assumes that the
publication OF the letter in Its own columns
ia incontrove.tible proof OF lis gonuiness,
and challenges tho accused to establish
his innocence. This without one word to
show that the letter 10 genuine. Para
nell'a disayowal goes for nothing; and 80
with all the probabilities Of the case.
II parnoll doesn't like this way OF being
convicted, no Is invited to try another
equally rs certain; namely, to give An
English jury chance to aay that If ho did
not write that letter he is quite capable Of
writing worse. Because Parnoll is too
old fox to be caught in that trap, he Is
further denounced as ono who 10 afraid to
put his character 10 the tcet. In the
United States this would be called diste-
putable politics.
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FOR &AE4E.

manufacturing site f7ontiug $50 feet on the
cast end Of Sin-teenth street, running back tC
alley 100 feet. = -
A building site on Nineteenth street, fronting q
feet Price 500. = : ~" ;"
No. 1870 Twelfth street, full lot OF ground 60 BY
iU feet; house on front and house on alley. Price
$500. '
No. % Eonth Front street, Q rooms and bath.
room; ground Gu by rs feet. -
No Is Thirteenth street. rooms; $1,000,
Fifty Acre Farm near Triadclphia.
AZ Acres near Stone Church, Film Grove,
rs Acre Farm Oh Middle Wheeling Geek, three
miles from Triadelphia. SEQ per acre, =
SIX Acrss on Peters Run, $1,000.
A desirable residence at Beech Bottom. on tho
line OF the P, ". & Ky. Railroad, y miles from
Wheeling. consiSting OF Il new frame hon.e and ID
acres Of land; Will exchange for desitable city
property. H.na -
No 6i North Front street, ground fronting 60 feet
and running back al equal width to river
. No. lS3 South Penn ktreet. Il six roomed frame
house with stone foundation and basement wash.
room, cellar ind coal house; ground fronting 50
feet, running back 20 feet Prize, Sl,6GO.
Lot No lb5 southwest corner OF Virginia md
south York Streets with part OF 10. No. it6, In all
ironiiug q, feet oil Virginia hrcet and 10 ieel on
South York street
No 40 Sixteenth street; on Grst floor Is dining.
roou Kitchen, pantry, wash. house aud coal house.:
second ilo1r Is two rooms and hall; third door.
three rooms and hall hnlshed attic illuminating
gas throughout, water on first and third floors, y
side entrance; ground Is feet front. running back
g feet Valued at s., 100; can now DO bought for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10
The Czar's Own Newspaper.

The Gar is go particular about what he
reads that he has mis- own and only nswe'
paper, q publication prepared for him and
him alone. Into thiBsheet the edito. pute
only that which he thinks tho Gar will
find pleasure in reading. There ia always
m able leader declaring the mishtiness Of
the Autocrat OF all the Rnssias and e1toll-
ing his many virtues. The circulation,
though email, reuches tho beat people, and
that ia something for the ah!s editor to be
proud Of.
We do theae things bettor in this coun-
try. Here We have learned the art OF
printing newspaper that ia warranted to
please everybody, and does its work 10
perfection. Nobody ever complains OF
anything. He never misses anything he
wants, and never wants anything he
doesn't ace. No reader OF the approved
American newspaper complains because
his name 10 il the paper, nor threatens TO
murder the editor because his name WIS
left out.
II the Gear really desires to enjoy his
morning newspaper it would give US great
pleasure TO receive his order for the IN
TELLlGEScER accompanied by years SUBJ
acrip.ion in advance. This would insure
him the newB Of the world shot from the
wire;" and in the cousGe Of tho year be
would receive many useful hints on the
art OF governing an empire.
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ancea OF recent years. During these dis.
turbances the lower class OF Hebrews be.
Ing forbidden to worahip In synagogues,
come Of the educated among them con.
ceived the Idea Of preserving the rights
and tenets Of their religion by means OF
the stage. Among the orlginstors Of this
plan were Latener, who Ia with the
company In New York; Goldiaden,
schajkowich. Lerner and Dr., Ben.
Zieron. True to their purpose they
based their first pieces on old Hebrew
legends and on Old Testament subjects,
some religious rite forming prominent
episode In each opera or drama, which
was either comic or melodramatic In char
scter. Gradually, however, these writera
extended their scope and began 10 treat
comic plots. Tho scenes OF theae comic
| operas 8r0 laid In modern times and give
US insight into tho interesting life and Gus.
toms OF the Russian Hebrews, Tho music
Of all theae operas Is deeply interesting to
fnusicians, for the scores are curious
combination Of old Hebrew melodies, the
Egyptian munic taken into tho Hebrew
religious service during the Egyptian
bondage. md known rs the weeping mel.
odies." Ruasisn airs and also tunes which
bear an Italian and French stamp. This
peculiar mixture Is the result OF the fol.
lowing circumstances: The musical
knowledge Of the Russian Hebrews is con.
fined to the music they. hear at worship
or their aocisf festivitieB.
The themes OF these dramas arc an.
cient Scripture! eubjects OF modern Incl.
| dents, In which the recenk nhreecntiona al
the Jews in Ruspia are prominent iea.
tures. Tho chief members OF the CON.
psny arc Messis. Sherman, Karp, Chal.
mowich, Sheukmap, Mrs. Chalmowich,
Mrs. karp, and Mrs. Sherman. Soon
after these Hebrew opera companies we're
formed, the Russian Government forbade
further performances, .and most OF the
troupes disbsnded. Twoor three only went
into exile. That playing in New York ia
ono Of these.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10

Advice to meu Who Talk In Their Sleep.
A New York wife who has gone into
court to have some little domestic affairs
Strengthened out, tella III her allidait how
her husband gave himself away, SO to gay,
in the silent watches Of the night when
he ought to have been devot;ns his entire
attention to tho work Of knitting up the
raveled sleeve Of care.
The husband was enamored Of another,
and % no slept lie called hor "dearest
heart" darling, and awore that his love
for her would never, never die. The
faithful wife knew tho. none OF this was
intended for her, and putting this and
that together che had what seems to bs a
damaging case on the old man.
Our advice 10 men who have these little
entanglements ia, Don't talk in your
sleep. Another way, which has been
found to preserve tho peace OF the home,
is no. to hsve these little enianglements.
There can be no happiness with a troubled
conscience.
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Getting IL Pun ON the COiorcd Vote.

Neltlus u tutl ON the COlOrcu Vote.
This from the New York Star would be
even more reireRhing little later in the
season:
This courze OF the President regarding
the Recordership OF Deeds OF the Diatsict
OF Columbia has made thousands o!
friends Tor his party. The colored people
havo learned to discriminate between tho
vrluo Of Democratic performances and Re-
publican promises, and the Democratic
candidates will ptli no small proportion
OF the coloret volts oil the coun:ryGt tho
next presidential election.
TAoBe who opposed the Presidents NOM
lnation for the place vacated by Mr..
Douglass will have occasion to regret their
narrowneHs ind to acknowledge the
breadth IS well as the sincerity OF Mr..
Cleveland'a statesMaIahip.
Tho Democratic performance in this
case IVES no lees than turning out colored
Republican who 10 the foremost man Of
his race and trying to put in colored
Democrat who hud rendered percona!
political norvice to the preaidont. When
the Senate refused TO endorse that deal,
tho President was ready with another Of
the same sort.
This Is the sincerity, md this tho
breadth Of craftsmanship which is to give
to tho Democracy pull on tho colorcd
vote in the next Presidential election.
The Democracy would do much better to
rely On the shotgun and the tisaue ballot
in dealing With the colored vote. Theae
arguments svsiled to elect Mr.. Cleveland,
and We are notrrepared to gay that they
may not again be good in the came
localities ..l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10
YANKEE NOTIONS IN THE SOUTH.
Why the World Knows the North Aiou
~ ia IN Elnn u ~

Why the World Knows the North Alone
ms "AmericR."
GrttntiIIt Is. G) Noes. i
The two sections began lie together and
formed government. The South had
the advantage Of soil. climate and wealth.
At the end OF eighty.four years the two
grappted and fought. The Yankee sec.
ton came to tho fight richer and stronger
than our Southern section and bea! US In.
TO the earth while we did our best. To.
day these Yankees are rich In everything,
and We are poor In everything but man.
hood and womanhood, and have less than
we began with 100 years back. The same
Yankees furnish tho bulk Of the capital
We use, the food We eat, the clothes We
wear, the books we read and study, the
high grade teaching III tho normal schools
OF tho Southern States. .1... 5l,. =
Almost every convenience OF life and
invention OF art or science VIC know comes
from these same people, who have In ten
years done more with Florida than the
Florida natives have done In fifty. Al.
most any one Of their large communities
could buy the whole South for u park, II
they liked 1t for that purpose. In II fight
they could cruah US like egg shells. In
politics they are our masters, and we have
to hold our breath in every biz campaign
to avoid offending them. Their percent.
age Of ignorance 10 one.tenth Of ours.
When troubles come on us We depend on
them for most Of the help, ind get 1t.
The world knows them as America, and
US as outlying and unconsiderod psovinces.
They are producing the representative po.
cts, painters and authors Of tho country,
while we trail along behind with our eyes
fixed on them, hardly daring to hope that
we may become IS strong and rich and
heightened as they are by years OF hard
work. 80
The majority understand that while we
| were making statesmen and warriors and
ruling politics the Yankees were making
territories, building manufactures and de-.
veloping a countlessarmy OF trained minds
and hands, strengthening and enlightcu.
ing their nasses and making them an
exhsultles5 reservoir Of intellectual and
physical power, and that, II We aro 10
share the Yankee wealth, strength and
place In the world, we must use come mo,
alD Yankee ideas snd abandon somo }not
ally OF our own.
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COMMISSIONERS, sALEs,
CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
y OF OLD "GRAET HoUaE" LOTS,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Joseph Woodmanbce's Executors and other
Louis woodmNnsec and oshen.


Louis WoodmAnsec and othen,
III ChAncery.
BY virtue OF tho authority vested In them NV .
decree entered BY the said Court in the above an,
titled cause, on April =, 1857, tho uudenivne,
special commissioners, VIII tel! at public auction
At the front door OF tho Court house Of Ohio
county, thy same being Tho north entrance 10 ihO
Public building. III the city oil Wheeling. 10 In
highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1857,
commencing u 10 O'Clock A. n, tho following tcat
estate, that u 10 say:
Tenth streets; Lor NO. lgu on the southwest mr.,
nor OF Tenth aud Market streets; and Lur NO lin
fronting on tho west side OF Market street, adIoiu.
Ing said Lot l2) on the south. said lots liz and
10 run back wcstwAtdly from Market street about
81 icet. In making such tale, the, undersigned
will oIer Aid property IL such parcels aS In IGeit
Judgment viii Cause the Same 10 sell most RiyGn.
tagGousy for their trust. They will sell said lOts
duee the largest price, either ~ parcels, o, d.
whole. They will otor tho north iw0.tNirts OF lot
llY, fronting u feet on Market street and tunnip
back Of even width 81 feet; and the Remainder 81
separate parcels; aud they will sell said lot ly
whole or III separate parcels, whichever way tDoy
will produce tho best price theEefot. These lols
arc tho same on which !hG GRANT nousE, aud
located IN the heart Of the city, and Gie among liz
most valuable III tho city OF Wheeling.
TERMS OF shLE-0n0'thtfd Of the purchase
| money, and rs mpch morr iDrrcoi as Tho purchaser
may elect 10 pay, III cash, on the day vi sale; and
the residue thcieoi III two equal inSallinpnlS iAy.
| able respectively III ono and TWO years from tlio
dhy OF tale, with Interest thereon lroM that day.
paJaolo annually, the purchaser giving therefor
bis negotiable ptomlSsoly noLe, to ths order OF tAc
| undersigned for inc deferred inSIaltmens Ol tne
purchase money. and tue title 10 The Property Mold
| 10 be retained until the payment III hill ii The
purchase money, aud the ipieIed. that may accrue
| thereon, n further security thetefor.
vi, :. v. ?. HUBBARD,
y. J CLARkE,
- ALFRED CALDWELL,
,.I..- Special Commissioners.
1T. n. Datrah, Clerk Of tho Municipal Court o,
Wheeling. 10 certify that bond AMI security have
beun given BY S,id SPECIAL Commissioners az ~.
quired BY law and by said decree Of Male.
E. n. pAKkAH, Clerk.
APRIL II. 1857 anil
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
In General Debility.

: Dr.. E. W. Hill, Glens Falls, N. Y, says:
II have used 1t in cases OF nervous and
general debility, and always with success,
lconsider itan excellent remedy for atomic
dyspepsia, or any low state Of the system"
.u-' ...a TrIIrtw
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GEuNEY HOUSE. Npw YORK.

Broadway aud Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino,
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust.
ness men or families. European Plan.
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
Restaurant. .5rt y
GEN: DAN. MAcAULEY l. W. B. BowgRs.
TyLRtY 90 -. IA II -
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The Opera In Hebrew,

Ntp Orleans Picayune. Ea 5,Gf- q
There ia now in New Yors, playing in
theatre IN tho Bowery, q company Of Kus-
sian Jews who give performances OF opera
In the Hebrew tongue, much OF the music
being adaptations from ancient Hebrew
airs which have been from time immemo-
rial handed down from ono generation to
another and perhaps never reduced to the
form Of notation.
\ It Is said that these operas and dramas
originated during the Jew.baiting disturb.
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Cuust Sfecu

Nights 10 the complaint Of thousands
suffering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you ever try Acker's
English Remedy? It is the beat prepa.
ration known for all Lung Troubles, sold
on u positive guarantee Gt l0c., Soc. Logan
< Co. and G. Menkemeller. i
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Many

Oh che good things OF this life arc aor.
rowiully let slone on account OF Dyspep-
ala. Acker'a Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation
BOLD On positive guarantee at % and 80
cents, by Logan 4 Co. aud q. Menke.
meier sE2t ~ r.s7tI 7l7s70 Q :
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SKIN and acslp diseases may be cured
BY Palmer's "Skin-srccesa." At drug
store OF McLsin Bros. 1rhAs
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Another army officer has been punished
for drunkenness. His name ia Benteen.
Canteen would have been more app,o.
priate.- Washington Hutch:t.
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DIED.

DIED.
NATURALIZATION OH Sunday evening, MAY
.: 1857: GEurRppR. youngc>t daughter OF Jos.
Funeral services at residence Of parents at Beech
Bottom. W. Va, this (Tucsday) afternoon at
D.ah r,ofonk
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The longer one lives the more he finds
out that this 10 world in which man
can do anything but something he wants
10 do.-Detroit Free Press.
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GALL on or address to NJ. Neuer, the
practical cptician, Sc Twelfth street, III re-
florence to your speCtRclea,
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AN eighteen years cass Of PSORIASIS
cured by Palmsr'a "skin.Success." Young
Bros, Newport, Z. I. .